Thanks to Jason Kanter

[Jason Kanter]

The offsets are in the chart I sent you, Bill. Here they are:

     EB 18thc WT
     
      C
     7.76
     
      C#
     -2.02
     
      D
     1.56
     
      D#
     1.89
     
      E
     -0.67
     
      F
     5.80
     
      F#
     -3.97
     
      G
     4.85
     
      G#
     -0.07
     
      A
     0.00
     
      A#
     3.84
     
      B
     -1.80
     


You'd need to subtract 1.43 from each offset in order to equalize the total tension change on a given piano.
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Subject: Thanks to Jason Kanter


| Thanks to Jason Kanter...
| 
| ...for his gracious and gratuitous work with my most recent temperament idea. 
|  Now, since the results find themselves right in between the Young and the 
| Vallotti-Young (perhaps a little closer to the latter), how about someone 
| coming up with the all powerful *Correction Figures* which everyone always 
| wants to know.  This time however, not so that anyone might use them, (why 
| not just do one of the ones out of the book?) but to compare all three 
| numerically and perhaps graphically.
| 
| The whole idea is to have a *practical* way to tune this kind of temperament 
| which anyone can learn to do with as much accuracy and consistency as 
| electronic tuning provides.  Let's prove it works in more ways than one.
| 
| Happy New Year!
| 
| Bill Bremmer RPT
| Madison, Wisconsin
| <A HREF="http://www.billbremmer.com/">Click here: -=w w w . b i l l b r e m m e r . c o m =-</A>
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